mike walak. and amy vering. so, if you can just come on up. and then when we're done with those, we'll have some more folks come up. thank you. >>> hi, my name is sally stevens. this is funding for a third consultant to finish the final e-i-r. why a third consultant? there actually was a version of the funding e-i-r that was done by the first consultant, but was deemed unacceptable. why? if the original consultant was not qualified to do the work, why were they hired in the first place? but if they were qualified, then why was their draft unacceptable? is this a case of consultant shopping where rec and park basically continue to hire new consultants at great cost until they get the results they want? i'd like to remind you the commissioners that the draft e-i-r identified the maintenance alternative in which map stays at current levels only and does not expand beyond any work done so far. as the environment is superior alternative, not the [speaker not understood] ramp that is not the map plan. that's because the implementation of the map pla

if i've called your name, please come forward. >>> hi, my name is mike walak. i am aes ~ resident of san francisco, bad golfer, and patron of our sharp park golf course. i am here in support. i want to first say i'm specifically talking about the sharp parka expects of this issue. i'm not really familiar with some of the other issues related to the certificate wood forest, some of these other areas. ~ sherwood forest. i am in support of moving forward with the national significant reoretion management plan to restore the habitat and help restore the habitat for the endangered species we have on our course and park down there in sharp park. i'd like to take my three minutes here to point out something that i feel like should be obvious. but seems to be missed by a lot of people, particularly related to the issues around sharp park and the endangered species and the issues that we have there. and that is this is often being characterized as an environmentalist versus golfer's issue. it's not, okay. i mean, this is san francisco. this is the most environmentally g